Standing Desk Converter – 38" Wide Stand Up Desk Riser – Quick Sit to Stand Tabletop Dual Monitor Workstation – Height Adjustable Up to 17.3" – Black

This Standing Desk Converter is amazing! I had a separate stand-up desk but found it so inconvenient to keep moving my monitors, laptop, cords and keyboard from one place to another. This converter worked perfectly in that I'm able to place it right on top of my desk and either use it as a platform for my monitors when I'm sitting down or I can use the lever to stand up when I feel like it.Pros:- It arrived in the expected time and was as advertised on the website.- It was very easy to set up.- The 37” work surface is wide enough for my two 17” monitors and 13” MacPro- The keyboard tray is also wide enough for a full keyboard, the mouse and my calculator- The gas spring works very smoothly and can be easily adjusted- The quality is great and worth the priceCons:- In the collapsed state, the workspace sits up about 5.5 inches, which puts my monitors up a little higher than I’d like. I find myself cranking my neck up when I sit.Helpful hints:- The desk is pretty heavy so you may need someone to help you put it on your desk.- Purchase an anti-fatigue mat with this! This will help your feet when you’re standing up. I purchased the Sorbus Anti-Fatigue mat with this and it is working well so far.- Per the 2nd picture, if you have a pull-out keyboard tray on your desk, a wireless keyboard and mouse makes it easy for you to move it back and forth between the sitting and standing position. Not to mention, it’s so much better ergonomically to have a keyboard tray when you’re sitting!

So far so good! Showed up in overall great shape, little blemish on the finish on the inside of the bottom of keyboard tray that you can't see once set up. The rest looks great and took about 5 minutes to set up with the keyboard tray. The allen hex key screw set up for fastening the keyboard tray was a little cumbersome to tighten down, but nothing crazy. Wish it had some quick release function, but again, not sure how often I'd actually use it. The desk raises very easily with my Lenovo 24" AIO unit, a few accessories like headset, phone charger, tablet, and even a 12 pound cat on it! :) It's also very stable when raised and doesn't really move that much at all when typing on the keyboard, that was a main concern for me so happy there. It also raises plenty high for me and I'm 5'10". I only raise it about 75% of the way. I'll probably need to get a comfort mat for standing, but that's a me issue. Lowering seems just as easy and the keyboard tray sits almost completely flat. I love the rounded edge on the keyboard tray as well for my wrists when resting. I use a wireless mouse and keyboard so very clean set up. I may as someone else has done, drill out the slot in the plast phone/tablet tray so I can pull a charger cord through, but I have a stand wireless charger I use all day. Other than that, very satisfied as of now and it's just a matter of the test of time! I'll update if any issues arise. Totally recommend as an alternative to the top of the line name brand out there!

I loved this product since i started working from home i wanted to be able to stand sometimes while working. the only complaint i have is sometimes it feels wobbly while its in the high position but its still sturdy and not going to fall. easy assembly husband put it together quick.

Sit to stand desk converters seem to be all the rage these days. I had made my own standing desk years ago out of various materials cobbled together but none of them were great. As I get older and now telecommute most of the days of the week, sitting for hours really starts to hurt. Even if you get up and stretch and walk around every little bit, sometimes if you have a very desk or computer oriented job, you will need to remain productive and focused.After researching sit to stand desk converters specifically for tall people -- as I am over 6-feet -- I knew what to look for. While additional ergonomic features such as an adjustable keyboard tray may be to your liking, as long as I have the angles of things right, I'm okay without them. The keyboard platform for this desk converter is huge. It's tempting to rest on it.It only took about 30 minutes from unboxing to turning computer back on to be finished and I assembled it myself. It is a touch heavy and bulky so if you have any concerns about lifting larger things, get help. It was packed in the box very securely and really the only difficult thing was cutting the plastic tie-down cords.Adjusting it up and down is super easy and the grips help. I'm currently using it with it extended all the way up with a single 27-inch widescreen LCD monitor and a couple external speakers and am not concerned with it falling over or anything. I use a mechanical keyboard which tends to make a bit more motion but nothing is really jiggly on the monitor.From past experience with standing for work, I did buy an anti-fatigue mat and would recommend the same.